What does dyspraxia look like?

Dyspraxia presents differently in each child, but common signs include:

• Clumsiness or frequent falls
• Difficulty with handwriting or drawing
• Trouble using cutlery, zippers, or shoelaces
• Struggles with sports or physical activities
• Delayed speech development or unclear speech
• Challenges with organisation, memory, or following instructions

These difficulties can lead to frustration, low self-esteem, and social anxiety if not addressed early. However, with occupational therapy, speech therapy, and positive support strategies, children can build confidence and independence.

If your child shows signs of dyspraxia, contact us now for assessment and support options.